That's an excellent question about urban infrastructure! While not universally common, many modern cities are indeed implementing trash receptacles with integrated sand urns, particularly in areas with high pedestrian traffic and outdoor seating. These combination units serve dual purposes - general waste collection and designated cigarette disposal stations. The sand urns are typically built into the top or side of trash cans, providing smokers with a safe place to extinguish cigarettes while keeping the surrounding area clean. Many European cities have pioneered this approach, especially in downtown districts, parks, and near public transportation hubs. The sand helps prevent fires and contains the cigarette waste effectively. Some models even feature separate compartments for different types of waste, making them comprehensive street cleaning solutions. Municipalities are increasingly adopting these multi-functional units as part of smarter urban planning initiatives that address both general litter and specific smoking-related cleanup challenges.
Do you have any urban trash cans with sand urns built into them?
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